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Brethren church reminds members to give up pets after dog attack

The church read out a letter to its 50,000 members worldwide in early May, stating that keeping pets was "clearly wrong".

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Brethren church reminds members to give up pets after dog attack

The church read out a letter to its 50,000 members worldwide in early May, stating that keeping pets was "clearly wrong".

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Christian sect with 1000s of members tells them to KILL all their pets

A secretive Christian coven has issued an edict to its members to purge their pets after a young relative of the sect's leader Bruce Hales was bitten by a dog in Australia.

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  1. lunedì 18 maggio 2026·dailymail.com

    Christian sect with 1000s of members tells them to KILL all their pets

    A secretive Christian coven has issued an edict to its members to purge their pets after a young relative of the sect's leader Bruce Hales was bitten by a dog in Australia.

  2. lunedì 18 maggio 2026·dailymail.com

    Secretive sect 'orders members in Australia to purge their pets'

    A secretive Christian coven has issued an edict to its members to purge their pets after a young relative of the sect's leader Bruce Hales was bitten by a dog in Australia.

  • mercoledì 20 maggio 2026·rnz.co.nz

    Brethren church reminds members to give up pets after dog attack

    The church read out a letter to its 50,000 members worldwide in early May, stating that keeping pets was "clearly wrong".